Pandemic: Most countries waive 2G, 3G and mask requirements

Masks in supermarkets, schools, 3G or 2G access rules – the federal legal basis for these corona measures expires at the weekend. Most federal states are also not planning any hotspot rules. Despite their own criticism of the nationwide expiry of most corona measures from the coming weekend, more and more federal states are deciding … Read more

Minimum wage: There is more money in these jobs

Berlin. A “salary increase for 10 million citizens”. Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) promised the voters in the election campaign. In the end, there will not be that many who will probably have more money in their wallets from October. And yet around 6.19 million employees will be able to look forward to a significant increase … Read more

More money for your studies: Students should soon get this much Bafög

Berlin. The government wants to reform Bafög. Planned: More benefits, simpler applications, higher reference age. More should benefit from it. – An institution of German education policy is to be overhauled, and quickly: the Federal Ministry of Education wants a planned one Bafög reform implement before the winter semester. This emerges from a draft for … Read more

Green Saudi Arabia? Boris Johnson’s big plans

Boris Johnson used to mock wind power, now the British Prime Minister wants to make his country a global pioneer. His plans are ambitious, but Brexit is making the project more difficult. Boris Johnson is notorious for brilliant announcements, and quite often the plans fizzle out after a short time. But the British Prime Minister, … Read more

Stark-Watzinger: The federal government should have more to say when it comes to education

Germany Stark-Watzinger The federal government should have more to say when it comes to education – – Status: 7:14 p.m. | Reading time: 2 minutes Interview with Bettina Stark-Watzinger – – Federal Minister of Education Bettina Stark-Watzinger (FDP) speaks in the WELT conversation. – – – Education Minister Bettina Stark-Watzinger (FDP) provides for the federal … Read more

Coalition agreement presented: No pause for the traffic lights

Berlin A lot of work awaits the coalitionists of the traffic light government. The deep crack that runs through society needs to be puttied. – It’s done. It only took the traffic light 29 days to switch to “green”. It was that Coalitionists to see that they felt the historical moment when she relieved hers … Read more

FDP Vice Wolfgang Kubicki is firmly counting on the traffic light coalition

In 2017, the FDP broke off talks on a Jamaica coalition. It is better not to rule than wrong. According to the deputy federal chairman Kubicki, this will no longer happen. The deputy FDP federal chairman Wolfgang Kubicki is convinced that a traffic light coalition will come about. It takes a lot of educational effort … Read more

Low German news of October 21, 2021

Stand date: October 21, 2021. – Storm Ignaz arrived in northern Germany Bremen – That Stormdeep Ignaz is in the northwest ankamen. Past Nacht sünd on the Autobahn 29 bi Ahlhorn and poor Bööm ümfullen. In Deefholt, an overflowing tree closes the B-214. Bet now everything is still running at the track, one would like … Read more

Parties – Wissing reaffirms FDP demands on financial policy – Politics

Berlin (dpa) – FDP general secretary Volker Wissing has underlined key financial positions of his party before the next exploratory round with the SPD and the Greens on the formation of a traffic light coalition. “Everyone we talked to knows our demands: no tax increases and no loosening of the debt brake,” Wissing told “Bild … Read more

Molnupiravir: Lauterbach on corona drug: “The effect is there.” – Politics

From David Scheu David Scheu (dsc)Profile– October 03, 2021 – 6:49 p.m. – Karl Lauterbach (center) discussed on Sunday with Christopher Ziedler (left) and Cerstin Gammelin (right). Photo: / Michael H. Ebner The SPD health expert Karl Lauterbach speaks about possible corona easing and his personal ambitions for the office of health minister. – – … Read more